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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-25
S@r gu baben in alien slpotbetea.

ueber einen intereante
Ga1 BON Nbdnberungen beg Snfinfts
bel @inlieblertrebien beri6tet Dr. 9rod
(Gbtttngen) In BEN r3oolog. Sabrb.":
oSSm Mpril up6 Mai 1885 bieit ii6 oer
@enannte auf NDrbmahter GiIdnb, eis
ner etpa so @eemeilen norbnefliG
BON 8atapia selegenen fleinen &orals
leniniel auf. Die gat3e etna OPS.
Quabratfilometer eroBe Snfet mar nit
Musnabme bes 6ledes. auf Dem fid) etn
2euhttburm, nit ben baau geb6rigen
Baulidfsiten, pel9e Or. 8rof 3ur
Wobnung bienten, befanb, NIT bi1tem
lrtpalb beitanben. Sn biefem Walbe
maren groBe lanbbemohnenbe ginlteos
lerfrebie Der @attung goenpbita ni1t
felten. @em6bnlt9 benuben bieie
Grebfe ais WObnbdufer bic S@alet
grDber 2anbi1neden aus ber @attung
Bulimus; ba aber auf btefer tleinen,
DerbdltniBmdBis ipeit bon Sdpa ents
~feraten Sniel cine groBe Nrimuib on
3anofdneden, in~sbefonbere gr6Berer
sIrteu berrf9t. 10 fahen f9 bic Qrebfe
ge3munsen, gu ben S9alen pDn Meer.
f6nefen ibre 3uffu6t 3u nebmen. Do9
aud b,eie ftanoen ibnen niht In beliebt.
ger Mn3abl 3l @ebote; 6a auf ber Sns
n~enieite bes Riffs I'D nur feltett gf6Bere
Nrten finben, bic GaBenfeite absr ben
2r.bien bDltommen nn~3ugdngli9 it.
@ar man6er @oenobita mag fi9 baher
in arger Yerlegenbert betunbeH baben.
penn er uteoer etnnial feinem 0auie
entmaffen mar unb auf etl1 reues Soso
MAIDEN muBte. eSn Diefer 9erlegenbeit
wuBtsn ft9 man9e 6rebie auf folsenbe
@etfe 3u belfen: S'nter benz BON Or.
Brcd uno Den 2eudtfburmtpdhteru ges
meini1afilt9 bewnbaten 0auie, an
tuelhes Der Waio unmitfelbar
antteB. befanb fG elm &ehri@ibau.
fen, Der allen @irtbihaflsabfdasn, au.
ter anoereu aud, ben 5erbrodenen Gam.
meIeldfern bes 3oologsn aur Aufnabme
biente. Inter bIeien beFanben fid aud
piele &6bren bon aIen m6sliden @rbs
Zen BIS su etpa Ii en- Dur6meHer.
8rod begegneie nun meprmals unb bliss
rpelIeu melt bonn 0aufe entferut i'm
Babe g%penDbiten, welde ibren nadteu
0interleib in cine biefer 5etbrodenen
H6breu geftedt batten, obne on ben
idorfen Ranten unb 3aden Der BruGs
ffelen NnitoB 5u nebmen. Dabei batten
fe aud INNER unter ben porbaneeuett
@6bren genau bic ibnen aafageube@ rbBe
beruus3ufinben geDuBt. IS III benfbar,
DaB biefes 8erfabren unter ginftigen
nmfdnben su elmer baliernoen @euObus
belt perben fam, unb man barf aunebs
men, baB dbnIi6e 8erbdItnife aud III
Der Natur cine bleibenoe Nbdnberung
bes Snfinftes berbeifibreu f6uueu.
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WAITER waiter l weatteri !

MRifterl Waiter /! MATTER ! !
Berbet SIR bes Na&ts geitSrt werben
unb In gnrer &ube unterbroden burd pas
Sdreien zines tronfen 8inbes, ireldes
S4merjen bonn Gur@breden Der 3dbue
,leioet2 ST es Der 6al, 70 fuuft cine 6lai&e
Don Wrs. WinstcpS Sccthtns Gprup.
ST pirb ben orraen 9leinen iofort BON iets
men g dmer3en befreien. Wau perlaRe ii4
barauf es baft. sc in teine Mutter auf
Grbsn, bic es berfudte nno Gu4 nidt nit
tbeiien wiree, baB 60 bic @iuSeweibe re.
sulirt, Den 3leinen Silfe unD @eiunsheit
uno Der Wutter &ube periGafft, baB es
ME 3auber wirft. Dos Mittel III aderiu
allen 6dlen unb ungenebm 0 @eiamud;
90 uiro bon elmer Der dIteffen unb beffen
Dcctcrinnen in ben Ser. Staaten per'
iHrieber. lleberoI ju babeu, bic Tiai9e
au 81 Gents
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California @efue.

Meinliebbaber finben elm groBes &a=
ger bon feinen galifornia : Weinen bel
Qerrn s. s.. Me1er ON Nlamf
plaaa. 6err Meper iu6t bic Meins
an Ort unb 6tele aus ul.b fauft BRET
aus benz 2eler ter Weinaadter. Nls
sutem &enner gelinst es ibm tets, BIZ
beiien Soften anssum6hlen. st fam
feline 3unben uno Gonilien hit einen1
guteit Sropfen Derieben. &otbs unb
Meibweine in boraieIi6er Qualitd,
BON iebt oh $1.00 per Gallone - frei
ms 6aus geliefert.
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5oIebo, Obio, 2ucas @ountp.

Granf S. Gbenep beeibigt, bob Ct Der
dltefte Sbeilbaber Der Girma s.. 5.
Cheney & So. 1T, bic in Der Stabt Sos
lebD, i'm bDr9enanntem State unb
@ountp ibr @ef9dft betreibt, unb baB
obige Girma bic Sun,me BON e n :
bunbert Dollars aus3abIt Ses
benz unb fir ieben ein3eInen SOL bon
Gatarrb, Der burd "Halis Catarrh
Cure" nidt gebeiit uerben fam.
Sranf 5. gbenea.
8elGmOten boz mir uno In meiter
8egentpart unteraeiInet am g.. Des
esmber 1886.
@ u. 90. @Ieaon,
IS Oefentli@er Notar.
quits Guturrbs6 eitmittet TT inuerti9
anSumenben urb mirft Direct auf bic
9nleimbdute unb auf bas Blat. Man
laiIe fi6 BON uns 3eugniGe &c. 3ufeas
ben, ,uas pOrtofrei gei6iebt.
s. s. Cheney & &c.,
Solebo, Sbio.
saT gu baben in allen Npotbefea.
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@m. SBatna Il gobu.


unfere 0auptnabrung TT unb bIeibi
bass 6lefi1, ur6 I'M foldes frif6 nno
gut al erfansen, fann man unm6glid
einer 3uberldfFgeren Marft finben, als
ben bon Mm. 9bHing & 5obn, go.
511 Nbe. 6. 9ie 6erren baben bera
@ei9mad ibrer Runben &e6nun8 ges
tragen unb In ibrem @tabliRement cine
falte 9uftmof1 ine erri9tet, pel6e allen
Nnforoerungen fir grbaltung unb @nt=
fernung i9dbli@er Snsrebien5en bes
5leif1es entfpri9t. sic babem beifdns
Big in ibren 8iebb6fen eiuea sroben
8orratb BON Waftbieb, aus mel9em
nur bas Bette fiir lire Sunben getpdbli
tpirb. Wer reel bebient iein min, Der
6efu6e ben @arft, SO. 511
Mbeuue 6. 1,10t1f
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8rndi 8rndl 8rmdl !!

tDirb unfeblbar furirt nod Der Wetbobe
Der DoftOren 3. s.. unb s. W,qiams,
ct. 2puis, Mo. Weoer Wtfer nod
bnpobermii6e Nabeln tperoen anse=
tnanot. GofOrtige @rlsidterung, uni
granblide 6eiluug in furjer 3eit. Mau
Nib niht perbinbert feiner Grbeit ODE,
feinen Gef@dften na63ugeben. Mui
Wunf9 mirb bic 6eiInng garantirt.
2onfuItation unentgeltii9. MiBige
preife. Spreht Dor Simmer go. d
tiber Wolf & Ttarr. TO- g. utu
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Gin bdnfb1rer Nattent,

bsr ieiuen Namen ui6t ssnanut babsn mill unb
Der feline ooIIfdn6tse @ieberber.
helIuna bon 9perem eeioen elmer in
felEsm SoitOrbud ansesebenen aranei peroanit,
ldbt eurH uns batsibe fofenfrst an feline
istosnosn Mttmeni4en bsrid.dtn: Dieles srcbe
Bud sntbdIt &e5epte, bic In isnsr NpOibefe
sema&t perbsn i6nnsm. Sdidt Cure abrefe
NIT grietm irte ar 9rtpate Gitutc &
9tspenfarb, Is y. Scuituu Ctr, Retp
9urt u. y.
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= 2aBt gu@ nidt ttufden bnr9
niebere preiie fur Nrbeit, tpel9e better
als irsenb eine IN 9eras geliefert tDirb,
fonbern berfhst guG nad Gallo.
10 a p's gbotosrapbifdem Ntelier, SO.
Alb DIS 0oufton.5 trnbe. mo- gu9 CUTE
unb 3ufrieoenfeleabe arbeit gu reelsm
prei(e garautirt tpirb.
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Sn Spanien tuobnenoe Nnardis
fen beutiGer Mbfunit iiberianbten benz
Bisrmirtb Suftus Sdtpab in Stem Dort
bic Summe BON 1866 als Beitrag fir
ben GOnb our unterfthbuns Der Sinter.
bliebenen Der @bieasoer Inardiffen.
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Die beftigEfen 3abnidmer3en bot.
ten mid befaaen unb lb perfu9te ale
nur erbentii1en Mdtel Oasesen, bod
ohne Grfols. 90 leste i'd etnen mil
ct. Satobs. Del getrdnffen 2appen OUT
bic @ange unb feb ba, mad wenigeH
@tunben mar bos llebel fort".-Ssntp
SamueI IT,, Golinssmoob, 81. y.
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Gpeben erbaltett :

Salsaurfen, beuti@e unb franaDffde
Gru9tprdierpen, Stodfi6, ipaaifde
Dlipen, edwei5er Rdie, Mmiferbamer
BlumentobI, Inanas. &odforb 9dIe,
Srhfefn, importirte Graders un0 Dbs
laten, Datteln, Geigen.
6 mitb & Milf0n,
Ode Goleoab, & 90. bpuitonItr.
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unIere rreuen Wintertpaaren:
gletbing, Serrsns3e ileites Mrtifei, linz
teraeug &c. tomn1ert nod umb mad an
unb liegen sur 9ef@tiguns ofen. qaus
couft 6 Gphn.
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pds~ Mer bon GaroIan & Rtng
fault, ipart @elb fur Sis.
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[. HUTH & S0HN,
bic alte unb bemdbrte
Gifen< : bDl5maaren~,
Garbens u. Gamten.6 anblnns,
29e, 9as uub $50 Martt. strabe,
G5nu Mn+rn;x CU~.a


226, 22s unb $50 Marh. Stra6e,
Gan NntDnic ......--..-.. TeTa8.
Saben erhdIten:
Cine garIabuns auserndbtten aOaaen, @erfe
unb alfalfa (2u3erner &lee) Samen gben.
fals erneIten 1000 Yfunb neue Grate Wub.
eamen. I'm Sanb: Sobnfon, Nfixeb taRnrel
DrGarb. Eerreuial NAe, unb Jaafen. Grass
Samen.
asentsn fir MiefIsBIae@rasMet tell.
plaee, inO Die befen, einfadHen, biuiatten,
adrfaen uub leid;t gebeuOaeu WetlpFiae ; lon.
aen nit auei gtten Yierben ober UuIen beat.
6eitet .nerben.
A8entsn tar ote bernhmten Brinly Phuege,
eianef It. Horse Hoe and Cultfyators POM
oined, eaur. Samenertis, yftge unn guI.
apatoren. SUI. 3. Dre4t @arhmoi@tnea anb
6utAsr ltsafiien, g6as. Mnibs psnis CT.
traetoren, Dienen.Rau9er, Mefer &c.
GrbaIteu eine GorIabnns earrifon Bros. 3
20. gum @sbrauG fertis aemtidte 8dr6en.
Gbenfals 'erbaIten: Hammonds Slug Shot,
0as bette Snieften. HnIuer. BPM allen promi-
aenten SamenSudte,n nno Gdrtneru sanpfsbIen,
aSir faufen brett pon Gobrifen nab prrfaufen
N sen nieor,sffen Marttpretien far 'tcaah".
J.. Huth 4 Sohn.
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Hnabertreffide Nn5iebunsl
ueber cine WiliOn bsrloOf.
La. 9. L..
Qput1lana State 0ptterp So.

Dtefes Sufitut purbe I'm Sabre 1898 fin
gratebunss. unb @Ohltbdtiste;.s . 3meds bon
Der StnatslegisIdtut seftp!iG intorporirt.
Durd Elm Neutrality-suspicious. 8otum mrrsen TIRE
Redts eth 5beiI Der seaenwdrtiarn Staatseon
fitution, a%ngrnumn,en an 2. December 1879
5brs sroBen 3%iehansen Don etHasi.
neu y ummern finben rncnatl;G aatt,
Die unteraeidncten 8anfen unb 8antiers
merben ale Genuine in ber Qouiiana Staats.
9otterie, bic ibnen prdientirt peroen, ausaablen.
5. .. Sslesbp, Yrai. Ga. Scat. Bauf.
y. 9anaur. Yrdf. State Nat. Sanf.
U. Balbnin, Yrdi. 81. 8. Rot. eant
Cart apbm, Yrai. Union Nat. Bauf.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
WORTH, TEXAS SEPTEMBER

naturally follows from TIE fact that few
men desire 70 lease land ia immediate
demand for settlement, when they know
that said lease is little Or no obstacle TO
settlement uDder the present rules o.
classification.
Your remark on the 81; iact Of iNegaI
enclosures required no notice in this, as
no allnsion Was made to them in nv
former letter. The penalties therein re-
ferred TO att&tc1 to line riding a. we'll as
to fencing.
The Classiters now at work are required
to report au cases of illegal use or occu-
pancy of school lands, and l assure you
that the proper steps viii be taken
promptly when the proper information is
fled.
Your appesI 70 q generous public" is
my apology tcr writing this letter. As
il is interested ard ny YOU constituted
Judge between u, ! thought it proper
thatit should have ? flu iustesd OF al ex
p2rte statement OF facts. IS tGe actusi
settler forms 6 part OF ssiG puoliC,
thought 1t aus to bim especially, inst ne
should know more 250uJ his champion
than was given in your Ieclar. aud the
county and district surveyors OF Texas, 2
AlUi-.-tGAS Gu t--tt-tG-idt PAEl u LLC puU-
lie, should know who was their friend
the defender OF their rights ard priv
leges, VI tiEua wbeE friends are needed.
This is my last open letter, Sir. Brown
ing, on this subject. You ara ST liberty to
write as m&n9 IS you please.
! an persuaded this IaW which We
have been discussing VIII work much
good for the whole state When TIE
school IanQs shall have boea sold under
its provisions Texas VIII have been PEG
pied. No more purchasing with & prom
is6 to settle: no more "staking out' OF
sections TO get BONUSES from bona fde
actual settlers. This vicious syatam,
which might have been continued under
your Dill, vii turn over TO spectators
ana non-residents NO more counties like
WEhsrgGr, EaTdemar, Jones and Fisher.
Aud I think tngc the purchaser under this
lay when he has occupied his dug-ou,
Ior three years and begins to tee ike MS
homo il mis- own, will not forget TO be
| thankful that somebody had pOwer and
influence to defeat . bill which won 1
have required Gln and three Of MS neigh
/ bors then 81 swear that his Improvement:
were "worth 1ot leas than $500" Re
specially, r. NJ. HALL,
Commissioner General Land Office
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
GAINESVILLE,
Damage SUIT Against the Santa FED III.
entity IN Gambling Room.

Damage SUIT Against the santa Fs-D.H-
entity IN a Gambling Room.
Spccisl 20 the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Sept. 27.-J. 7.
Lilly to-day filed sui. in the District
court against the Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe Railroad Company for $4,000
damages for being hurt by filling timber
while N the Railway Company's employ.
About 10 O'clock list night difficulty
occurred in the gambling room on the
northeast corner Of the square. occasion
ed by John Coleman attemr ting to clean
out the establishment. Officer Charles
BsZZeu attempted to arrest Coleman who
resisted, and in the melee the second I'm
ger of Bszzell's right baud was broken.
Coleman was finally arrested and march
ed off to the cooler, as was also man
named Ernest Truelove from the Terri
tory, who drew knife IN 9 threatening
manner. This morning Coleman was
fined $3.50 by the m&y0r, ard TruelOve's
case was continued over till Tomorrow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
Aftsr Al Ford.
oorresnondercc Of the aazette.

ldLoLEls
MERIDIAN, Tex, Sept. % Sherif
MetcsE LETT her las, nigl. for Wichita.
Kas where NJ expects = dnd Al Ford.
THE GAZETTE CT Monday contained g
special from Kansas ID re IF ct Ghst 4.
heen Estslig 500 by the cAlet Of police
The Sheriff HIS some doubts about the
truth Of tn seriousness Ct the wounds,
and hss gone to see far himself. Fort
w1s arrested in BsIljngar some weeks
since aud the Sheriff 11Itgcaphed to, but
some one sent = bogus telegram on the
heels Of the ii st, stating that it Was not
Ford. 1t was weeks before the sheriff
found that thi9 wss q fraud, snd nov he
is more watchluI. Ford is wanted here
for burglary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
RIT LnFE4z-,
e:um1 = O 70 C.rriec on tE7 Pf.le Ias- as
Nnm0sr 10 Thtnss g SIS r. s1re

1.unG = o 10 Carries on ta7 Pr.l- Ias- as
NumOsr TO Th'nGs aa7 r. sure
Eti#g.
spcctGl 70 the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TN Sep. - -Oi Sep
:eIao1rI' NJ. ii. Y a-e--y, living in the
Mountain Springs raiEau5gloo5, in taIs
county, cam to Gainesville and secured
from the County C.srs S ucea>. 90 we'd
Miss f Robinson. Ihe wedding y9ss 10
be the 18Th Ct September aceortsg 70 the
original p.ac, 6Us ct tie rlqa-s- ot the
| bride the lnGrriaGe WIS POSTPONED In-i-
September 81. On September - JEe
gr00u-eiecl repaired In h1 residence Of
the brido in company with . minister, out
sgsin VAS tne wedding postponed u ne
desire Of ~ bride until last oC1dsv, the
25tb Ga inst dsy the groom eLGc- sid
pars0l 6EaiD went 80 tn bTid IS
nome. \ large crowd we're assembled
10 witness the iyi2G 90 tEe matrimonial
knot. y little aelJrs the 1-Cr appointed
for tie ;csrria-s q former lover af the
bride-yieC- rod o. ~ th- house l-sliUg
/ q horse, upon Wli.- wss sides .5t.e.
/ Upon seoil- her former lover, whose
name $ given SIS Sherman Couch, the
| bride elecc rushed Gus Of the house, was
assisted upon tl6 horse brought for ber tY
/ Couch sld the PAR we're @ # immediately y,
aud according to me Information received
/ 3y your reporter, Is is not known where
! tGev ~eug, but It is supposed they went
/ to CGuuayii.c in GrrysOu county, IN
were there married.
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Palestine.

Special to the Gazette.
PALESTINE, TEX, Sept. Ex-senator
John II. Reagan and Captain T. T Gam
mage leave for Austin tonight to appear
before the Orphans' Home commission to
present Palestine's proposition and claims
to have the Institution located at this
place. The citizens here have. taken 8
deep interest in the matter, and Senator
Reagan and Captain Ggmmage will make
q liberal offer on behalf of Palestine.
The second petroleum well mas rescued
depth of ffty-seven feet, and boring
continues.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
A Fireman's NIishap

Special to the Gazette.
CLEBURNE, Tx Sept. 27.-Mr Joe
Shaw, fireman or the train that runs
from Cleburne to Paris, had very serious
accident happen to him to-day. Prior TO
the time for his train to leave, he went
from the depot to the Touudhouse to get
some oil. While returning on switch
engine he WAS accidentally thrown under
the wheels, which crushed one OF bis
legs, necessitating auputation Just below
the knee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
Arrested for Murder in the Territory.
Special 20 the Gazette

Special 20 the Gazette.
VINITA, l. T., Sept. 27-John Hattie
was arrested yesterday near this place on C
United States warrant charging him with
the murder OF his brother-in-law named
Spaynower. These men lived in the
Cherokee Nation few miles west OF
Bloomfield, Ark Last March the body
of the murdered man was found in de-
composed condition, with bullet hole
In his head. Various circum
stances connected Hattie with the
crime, and short time ago
he wss located near the place
in hay camp. SpsVnower was a bache-
lor who lived with HgttIe, and was be.
lieved to have considerable money anC
property, and to this fact is attributed
the murder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28

Special to the Gazette.
FRANKLIN, TEX, Sept. PA negro by
the name ofEu Hamilton while attempt
lug to steal ride for quarter OF 9 mile
on freight train here on the 24th, had
one leg run over by the car wheels and
died here today.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28

The president Of one Of tine leading
American colleges said publicly some
Years ago that less than 80 per cent. of
The young men composing his freshman
class had read the constitution and were
able t. state the causes which led to it's
preparation and the machinery through
which it was adopted,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
DisorderIy Conduct

Wiie-Why, John, where have you
been; you never stayed out SO late be-
fore?
Husband have been arrested for dis
orderly corduct, my dear: and have JUST
been released.
Wife-Great heavens.
HusDaIid-Don't be alarmed. l was
only looking at the prices OF those dam
aged goods at March & Prices, SOP and
904 Houston street, and they were way
down so low that it made ne dizzy and 8
foolish policeman tECussht rs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28

No horseman can afford to be without tive
say It's the best and cheapest linm en we have
ever used p SFIBERT y MCDONNELL,
Crescent Club Sale Stables, Paca street, Balti-
more, Md.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
DIR. " 4 SIS ERR Z C
FOR SALE ORLEASE.

Bids VIII be received by the Commissioners
lolEt OF Maverick county, Texas for the sale
N!esse OF Three and One-half Leagues (four-
zen thousand four hundred and ninety els ht
'Ies, Of Maverick County School Lands, situ-
''ed IN Hockey county ("Panhapdle"), Texas,
cling surveys Nos SO, 40 and Al, and part of
: BIDS TO bee for either lease or sale,
Sio' for lease d state number of years
COS Tor sale to be- 5000 cash Gown, and the
'Aaace on time not exceeding twenty years,
With interest at not less than eight per cent Is
Pei Cent per annup, payable annually in AZ
'ance. Parties desFringso pay all cash can dc
a. zach bid must be accompanied with for
,s' Of two hundred and fifty dollars, for faith
4 u Performance of contrscth case bid is &C
ys2ted. Alseiids to be fled with the under
s'aed on og6efore 5 O'Clock p. m. of the first
Aontsy in October next, when sid bids will
opened. The Cont reserves the right to
| reject any or all bids.
byorder of the Court. j. A. BONNET,
'l0nty Judge Maverick County, Texas. This
| -th dav of Aupust 1881
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heavens!

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ovnaotad or thjs fima Your cofrespOnd-
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idea had been suggested to them by dine
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handed OF theiH employees by many cor.
nnratinns deriving LARGE nrnnta from,
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The Cheapest of All.
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BLACK VoTlF!!

lrB,ack Lcprosv. IS n disease which Is considered
ncurahlc bat it has Welded to the Curative prop.
YeS Of SwiFT's SPE'IFIC-now known all oyrr
hawuld IS :. =. :. Mrs. Bailey, Ci Vest Sonter-
Vile Mass near Boston. lyass tackled severn. years
,-3w., -l.is indoors hacil eruption, and wastrtat
d bvfle best medical taloM. who could only say
hst tire disease WAS I species Of LGPRGS L
and consequently neural lie. II Is impossible 10 de
sc.ihe Lgr suiIgrugs. iI,r body from the crown %
herAyal 10 the sclcs Of her feet uf de-
cav ihc flesh ro'iny of and leaving great cavities.
Har fingers festc.ld aud several mails dropped OF
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Cce..-au. and for years she ald not leave her bed.
HarWc--nJ was reduced f. III l25 10 o lbs some
FAINT idea of her condition can be CLEAN from
he fact that three pounds Of Co-nolmc or ONT
uant were used per week in dressing her sores.
Finally the pnys,.ans ACKNOWLEDGED their dCta at
byil.s BLACK Wolf and commended the sufferer
70 her U.l.Wisc Creator.
Her husband hearing wonderful reports ofSwift's
Specific -. y = ,, prevailed on her TO try 1t as
a,t resort. She began its use under protest, bat
soon found that her system was being relieved OF
he poison as the sores assumed n red and healthy
color, as though the blood WaS becoming pure and
sc;iye. Mrs Bailey continued the ). 5. 5. upt last
February: ever, .soIG- was healed; she discarded
cuair and CrIClI9 and was for the first time IN u
years well woman. Her husband, 3lr. G. A. Bal
ley, Is IN business at 175% Blackstone Street, Bos
.1n and VII take pleasure an giving The details OF
this wonderful cure. Send 10 Us for Treatise OF
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street
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xuo al, sinuIal isui
trimming winter ball
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BALL-BROWNING.
The Commissioner OF fNe General Land
Office iii Answer TO Hon. j. n.
Br0Wnlng'S Letter.
He Makes Strong Defense OF Ills Course
and Expresses satisfaction With che Ad-
minis:ration of the Land Law.

GENERAL LAND OFFICE, }
AUSTIN. lEN.. Sept. .. ISL !
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| the uprising is liable to Decor
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